Telegram-herald., 1887-09-29
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gsrassa las ceme and cenqusssa HeE
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E0srls sas Il twiHaies mess nasFflly With
music sad msrtb aud the madness thzs
marks the p8lhEsy ~ fan and ffoiie- II =
the starlight gAsi E0ods Venetian night -
June, ~bsn lander l0ns is hssrd saewH
ths river TIE starlight of summer
when tie sass cells tinkls along the Italian
hills ses starlight of the Nllky Way sasi
sosnElllslss sad titivsiss. aud nckiss son
al over. Ths massive brains OF PRED Assoss
and Bet fraser hsss been takea sni sAc
packsa ia ieS lo cool sfssf the terrible strain
thelf collaboration IA the procucsioa oi
starlight subjected them 90 still the pssos
has no plet-ag least nons that is sIsssis 10
the naKec eve. Owtas 10 the restrictions OF
the lntsr-sssis Ionmsroe iss TIE COM
psny probably decided nol - carry the
plot sroune With them and believe ne
management - 10 bt connsnd-
ed ii TIA particular. plos would
dstrset attention ffom tie apGessonss
funny things that slmosi each and every
msmbef oI the company is constantly
doing. Nernens Ssfbeau oofnss 10 the local
sssge untn0wa, although abr has isF years
enieyse in ths ksst Are clisnfsie. she
Is q remarkably clever woman IA oil she
does And made d.cided impression
socsiis and dramatically last evening she
dresses sup~rbiy. sac has wonderful yer.
sAtility sna her performances are perlnestsd
with Just enough hbanoon 10 make her
pTessncs piQusnL Her imitation Of fheo
Staging Where Are lsu Going Ny Pretty
Asidy' WAS perfect, and kiss Jsrbesu wss
enthusiastically recalled for IL. Her
topical song That's Enough. Don't loa
Thin kY'-which scored such al uBparsi-
lelsd hit in Chicsso-wss greeted with up
roarious laughtsy and applause lssi even
ing. aud the comedie1ne vas brought for
ward 10 the footligh's dozen tlmes. one
OF the local hits will serve TO show Of whsI
the song II made.
mayor Dskeman has vetoed the Cherry street
line
Thsts enough, don you thinkr
Bot Andy hs swesrs bes tbs matter down nne
That's enough, dou't yOu thins
~ oimp sS sls he bsa @ sf sssst sa u'e' sss cable
The Council VIII lay the whole thing on tbs
table
Thsfs enough, doa'i you think
Another eyideACe of the fact that Yer
| mona JsTbe4u 10 an eTcesdinxly cleve'
woman is shown bv her good sense in suT.
| roundiDg herself with al exceptionally
capable lot Of arttstos. There is Dot az In
competent in the whole company from,
Eising and Carroll 10 the pair Of kids thai
| climb up 10 Jsrbesu's knees 10 listen 20 tbs
music OF her song VIII. S. Rising lx . re-
| mkrksble yeung tenor, aud has made hiI
| reputation in comic osers ia two OF tb'
| greatest cites OF the worid-Nsw York spe
| London. He is su artistic ia both the yoca
| and dramatic sense of the word, ane
was dTst-elAss iasoriie last night
A funnisr comedian than Richard r
| Carroll wac never sssn in GRIND Rapids
He Qnackiston 9us-ef, . n usiosi crank
\ was one - the IA 1st uniQ ue biz cf fun
| making that the crazs for coms adv has ye
given TO the stage. His songs took Ike
\ wildfre. One can readily see WAY Star
light set AZ Chicago in . ro4r:-.he piece
was written for am nussnent-E oers. fer those
indeed, who know ali the sns and opts o
OF the theatre aud II will. 4ereiore. be
| tremendous 20 IN all Of the ixres cities
| Thus il is that some of tue most excruclAt
ingly funny things ia Ar. CAROLS busi
nsss in the third aoi were los, on = portion
| OF last nights audispce. The audience
l however, was as bAArieun as possible
| Harry Mcdowell, as he always il. va
| very amusing IN his Mickey Rral.isan
| an Italian bandit aud Thomas Dsly
! nsgnifcienk bass uas greatly appreciate 4
| Harry stEndish ano Water r. Condit wer.
| entiEkly acceptable and edwin AZ. Carol
4
| with jiss aRo RoeppiDss which they ia
trodnced in the charactsfs uf domestlcs
| The female portion oi the cDtnpsny. bv TIA
| way, IL unusually fttraclsFe aud a mon
| bes vsifnl woman than Asnie Sutherland !
| seldom s.en behind the fOotiights. Bessi
| Cleveland IS quite as attractive a. are ais,
| Eloise Mortimer. Hattie Harvey and Ma;
! stewart, and they All aE like larks. II K
| listen 20 good music and 20 roar with laugh
| ter please y0G, haste should be made I,
secure good seat for starlight" tonight
Manager Garwood is jubilxnt over ths
business which Rednou6's is doing. Las
night Under the lash was played 20 al
immense house and Walter S. Sanford, tn,
youg actor. was vociferously applsude0
hstsnees viii be given os Friday anc
Saturday but there will be DO matinee ~
Thursday this week. Little Nugget" a.
next week.
"The Exils's Daughter" fnds new favol
every afternoon aud evening at the W on
derland. Mr.. Tannehill is = mos
considerations actor and the pretty sn,
pathetic story OF the play interests all.
| ]. G.. Magic. the handsome busines. man
ager Tor Cora Tanners Alone In London
il in town. arranging for the production .
Powers Grand Opera House next Wednes
c.y erening This splendid plav an
the lovely Tanner met with great fsvsr her
| last season.
Manager Virgins Of the frm Of SAcksi
& wiggins. Is up from Dssreit visiting Mar
sger Dsy.